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airplane cards, and other goods. The king did this because England was on debt so to get money they raised prices. Patriots were mad because when the king raised prices and taxes , Patriots thought that there was no point of that.The patriots also realised that they had no voice so the king didn’t care. So when a loyalist said that was fine, patriots would get hot tar and feathers so they can pour it on the loyalists. But the patriots still didn’t have a voice, to the king. This is the symbol of the

Award for Directing The King’s Speech (2010). The film is a historical biopic of King George VI who suffered with a stammer. Lionel Logue, an Australian speech therapist, helped the King, whose nickname was Bertie, rise above his speech defect. (Awesomestories.com) The King’s Speech

George Frideric Handel was born in Halle, Germany on February 23, 1685. He expressed an interest in music at an early age. While his mother encouraged this love of music, his father, George Handel, was not supportive of him pursuing music as a career, and pushed him towards a career in law. However, when Handel was 9, a duke heard him playing the organ and persuaded his father to let Handel study under Friedrich Zachow (the organist at the Liebfrauenkirche at Halle) who instructed him in the organ

When We Were Kings directed by Leon Gast is a documentary based on the heavy weight championship between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman. Gast uses variety of cinematic techniques to convey certain opinions about the world famous boxer Muhammad Ali. When We Were Kings emphasises on Muhammad Ali’s arrogance and egotism through the use of voiceover narration. Gast introduces Ali into the film with video clips of his extroverted and charismatic persona. Throughout the film, Ali supporters chant his

felt as the King was wrongfully infringing upon their rights and declared independence from the British. Down the road during the Revolutionary war America functioned through the Articles of Confederation, a system where the power was given to the states. This worked well for America during the war, however; afterwards the flaws of the Articles became evident. States were not unified as one and therefore maintaining order was impossible. Forced with the conflict of developing a sound government,

416km south of Perth, Albany is the administrative and service hub for the Great Southern region, with a population of approximately 58,000 living in an area of about 39,000km2. 62.4% of the Great Southern regional population resides in Albany and the City of Albany delivers a diverse range of business units and services under an annual budget of $105m. Albany’s community retains strong connections to its culture, history and heritage. The City of Albany is located in Noongar country, traditionally

rich and the king fleeing. The King fled London, and other rich people fled out of

and started cursing and swearing at King George. I tried to understand why but my mother just sent me to my room. Tomorrow morning I found myself sitting and eating breakfast with my father for the first time. Normally he would be to busy with work to eat breakfast with me and my mother, but today was different. After a few minutes of silence I finally spoke “Why are you so mad at King George?” I asked my Father.

(1795-1821).”) His father died in a riding accident when John was only 8 years old. As for John’s mother, she died when he was 14 years old due to tuberculosis.(“Keats, John (1795-1821).”) John had two younger brothers, George and Tom, and a younger sister named Fanny. John and his brother’s George and their younger brother went to John Clarke’s school at Enfield. Keats got guidance, encouragement and a strong friendship from his teacher, Charles Cowden Clarke.(“John Keats”.) Charles was the headmaster and

(1795-1821).”) His father died in a riding accident when John was only 8 years old. As for John’s mother, she died when he was 14 years old due to tuberculosis.(“Keats, John (1795-1821).”) John had two younger brothers, George and Tom, and a younger sister named Fanny. John and his brother’s George and their younger brother went to John Clarke’s school at Enfield. Keats got guidance, encouragement and a strong friendship from his teacher, Charles Cowden Clarke.(“John Keats”.) Charles was the headmaster and